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Old 14th June 2017, 04:13 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by Battara
To me the blade looks older (late 19th - early 20th century?) than everything else.
Well yes, i believe Alexish made that clear in post #38. This is new dress that he commissioned for this old blade 10 years ago. He does not say where or from whom he commissioned it from. If an Indonesian craftsman made this then the question might be does it look like authentic Moro work? Are the motifs correct for what we know as okir or does it miss the mark as so much dress crafted outside the original culture of redressed blades do?
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